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PowderIy's Proposals.

CHICAGO, Sept. ia Times special
from Scranton, Penn. says: General
Master Workman Powderly, in an inter
view, said his next annual message would
advocate the government ownership of
the telegraph and railroad lines and the
establishment of a postal savings bank
A bill will be prepared by him to carry
these suggestions into effect. aud they
will be submit ed to the general assembly
for its approval. Should the assembly
approve of these measures they will be
introduced IN congress and backed by the
full strength of the Knights Of Labor"
He added hat there was a misunder-
standing about h S rumored resignation
at the next general assembly Of the order,
which is to be held in Minneapolis dur
ing the first week in October. He said it
probably arose from a statement which he
made in Omaha and Boston some time
ago to the effect hat he was now serving
his last term as chief of the organization.
As he was elected for two years at Rich.
mond he has a year yet to serve, but says
he is ready at any time to make way
for his successor, should the order see fit
to elect one.
, 1887-09-13
Ferdinand More Hopeful.

PARIS Sept. l2.-The Figaro pub.
fishes a letter written by Prince Ferdl
nand expressing delight at his enthus,as
tic reception IN Bulgaria. The prince
says he believes the people of the country
are thoroughly attached to him. He
complains Of the opposition of the three
great powers and regards their war
against him as unjust. He hopes to
rescue Bulgaria from the present crisis in
which she is placed and is resolved to do
his duty whatever happens.
A dispatch to the Journal des Debats
from Bucharest says that ex Premier
Radeslavoff and several officers have been
arrested in Bulgaria for. connection with
an alleged military plot. 1t is reported
at Sofa that the police invented a plot in
order to further the ends of NJ. Stambu-
loft. the present prime minister Of Bull
garia.
SOFIA, Sept. l2-It is stated that
when the sObranie meets the government
will propose the impeachment of Karave
loft, Mikiforoff, Seaukoff and others sus-
pected of completely in the overthrow of
Prince Alexander.
, 1887-09-13
THROUGH A FLOOR.
Terrible Accident at a Re-
Vival Meeting.
Desperate Fight Over a Young
Lady.
Prince Ferdinand Feels More
Hopeful.
Fell Through the Floor.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept. IA terri
BILE accident is reported from Reedmoor, a
small inland village three miles north of
Manchester. Revs. j. NJ. Carter and
Logan were to speak there Saturday in
favor of prohibition. When they ar,
rived they found a big revival in progress
and did not speak. The revival was con-
Quoted in a strong church building, the
upper floor being used for the church and
the lower floor was given up exclusively
to school purposes.
There was an immense audience in the
upper story listening attenCively to an ex-
hortation from the minister, when sud
denly and without warning the rear end
Of the floor gave way with a crash, carry
ing sixty or seventy people with it. The
fall was thirteen feet, and hardly one of
them escaped injury. The injured were
quickly rescued from the wreck, and three
of them were found to be seriously in
jured. One mat is fatally hurt.
Every physician in the country was i'm
mediately sent for, and the work of
relieving the injured promptly begun. No
further particulars have been received
from the disaster.
, 1887-09-13
TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIEs.

Fifteen thousand nail-makers are on
strike in Statfordshire, England.
The Farmers mill at Longmont is
taking wheat at Sl.25 Ter 100 pounds.
The Chicago wheat market closed easier
yesterday. Cash 69s, October 69s, May
7Ss.
Sir Charles Young, the author of Jim
the Renmdn, died suddenly Sunday night
in London.
Chief clerk of the supreme court has
rejected Herr Most's declaration of inten-
tons to become a citizen.
Governor Washington Bartlett is dead
at San Francisco. Chronic kidney dis
ease. Sixty-three years old and '49er.
John Embed, ranchman, 10 years old,
killed for his money on Dearborn creek,
near Fort Shaw, Mont. Murderer es-
capped
The Missouri Pacific road is running to
ChivingtUn, l25 miles east from Pueblo,
and the track will reach Pueblo before
December /.
The governor of Illinois has applied for
the extradition of McGarigle. The mat
ter will be referred for Secretary Bayard's
personal attention.
The supreme legion A o. u. w. began
its session at st. Paul yesterday. The
receipt of the beneficiary fund were SPA
1927 and the general fund Sl2, $50.
For the twelve months ending July 81
foreign nations sent to the United States
500, 6l5, 99l in gold and silver in excess
Of the exports of those metals from this
country.
Editor O'Brien, who was arrested at
Kingston Sunday, was conveyed to Mich
elstown yesterday in custody of an officer.
He denies having boarded a steamer to
avoid arrest.
Chas. P. Ide, bookkeeper First Ma
tional bank, Glen's Falls, n. Y, has con.
fessed to the embezzlement of sos, 900.
Baptist Sunday school teacher and highly
respected.
Three large furniture firms of Boston
have conceded the nine hour day de-
mandcd by the painters and polishers, but
the others refuse to comply, and their
men to the number of l,SOO have quit
work.
Fred Ronzo, who was confined in the
jail at Clay Center, Neb., for the murder
of his wife, secured a razor from the
sheriff ostensibly to shave himself, and
with it cut the arteries in his wrists and
bled to death.
, 1887-09-13
Stocks.

NEW YoRK. Sept. l2.-Market steady
to firm. Money 4(G5
Pacific 6's. %; American Express,
ia; Canada Pacific. 354; Canada South
ern, 55; Central Pacific, 354; Burlington,
343; Delaware, Lackawanna, 29B, Den
yer & Rio Grande, 254; Erie, 29B; Lake
Shore, 944; Louisville & Nashville, 81;
Michigan Central, Sc; Kansas & Texas,
25; New York Central, lOS; Northern
Pacific, 26s; preferred, 5lB; Northwest.
ern, 1871; Oregon Improvement. 81;
Navigation. 90; Transcontinental, 223;
Pacific Mail, SO; Panama, =; Rock
Island, 1921; Milwaukee & St. Paul.
S23; Texas Pacific, 263; Union Pacific,
54s. United States Express, u: Fargo,
20: Western Union, 78f.
, 1887-09-13

Legal notice.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING, =,
COUNTY OF LARAMIE.
Emil Dion VS.. John Il, Miller.

Legal Notice.
TERRITORY OF WYOMING, =.
COUNTY OF LARAMIE.
Emil Dion VS.. John II. Miller.
EXECUTION.
Notice is hereby givin that by virtue Of
an execution issued out of the district
court, first judicial district, in the above
entitled case on the Sth day OF August,
1887. | have levied upon and shall offer
for sale, and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder for cash at the front door
of the court house, in the city OF Chey
enne, county and territory aforesaid, on
Thursday, the 18th day of September,
1887, at 2 o'clock p. m, an Undivided half
interest in the following described pro-
perty. to-wit
Fractional parts OF lots No. 2, 3. s.,
6. and all of lot No. I, in block No. 275,
in the City of Cheyenne, as said lots and
block are laid down on the plat of said
City of Cheyenne, and being all those
portions of said lots that are in section
81, township ID, range &c, west.
s. K. SHARPLEss,
Sheriff of Laramie County.
Dated Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory,
August Is, 1887.
, 1887-09-13
Fight over a Young Lady.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, Sept. l2.-Printon
Bennett and Caas Rarden, two young
men, became involved in a dispute as to
who had the right to accompany a young
lady to a church fair, at Rldgeway, Mo,
and in order to settle it, agreed to fight it
out. During the melee Bennett stabbed
Rarden with a bowie knife about four
inches above the heart, the point of the
Weapon coming out behind. Rarden will
die. Both the parties are well connected.
, 1887-09-13
Soldiers Attacked by a Mob.

NAPLES, Sept. l2.-Three soldiers at
Trapani we're sent to perform a disinfect-
ing duty and were assailed by a mob who
tried to force them to swallow the carbulic
acid which they had been sprinkling about
the streets and houses. One of the sol.
diers imbibed the liquid and soon after
died in horrible agony. The other two
refused to drink the acid and were after
wards Killed.
, 1887-09-13

A. H. billiard representing the cele-
brated house of F. H. Liebes & Co., of
San Francisco will make his headquarters
at Whitcomb & Cos for the balance of
the week to take measures and orders for
fur garments. No one should fail to see
the goods
, 1887-09-13

CHICAGO, Sept 2.-Cattle-Receipts,
5000; market strong and ten cents
higher; shipping steers SO lO(05l5;
stockers and feeders $1,000 60: Rangers
81. 25@3 So; Texas cattle, 50 35G3 40;
Sheep-Receipts 5000; market slow:
natives, SO 1904 25; Western, 50. OOG
3. 65; Texans SO OOlu4 80.
, 1887-09-13
Killed by Moonl,ehters.

DUBLIN, Sept. l2.-Moonlighters last
night murdered Constable Whelcham and
MORALLY wounded another officer near
Ennis. county Clare. Whelcham was
killed with a bludgeon. Eight arrests
have been made on suspicion.
, 1887-09-13

Two base hits-Mulvey, Petit, Ryan.
Three base hits-Mulvey, Wood, Sulli-
van.
Home runs-Pettit, Pfeffer.
Double .plays-Irwin and Farrar 2,
Burns, Pfeffer, Arson and Flint.
First base on balls-Williamson 3, An
son, Flint. Irwin.
First base on errors-Chicago l. Phila-
delphia 2.
Struck out-By Clarkson 5, by Casey
Passed balls-Flint l, Clement 2.
Umplre-Powers.
, 1887-09-13

In postage stamps for a new exile Plated
stem "inder and stem Setter Watch, Just pat
entrd. Address Roy Jackson, Box is, 81 Fast
, 1887-09-13

DETROIT, Sept. l2.-Kelly essayed
to play short to-day, and aided the home
team materially by his fumbles. Out OF
live chances he accepted two and, one of
these he juggled, preventing a double
play. Getzein pitched a great game. The
game was called at the end of the seventh
inning on account OF darkness.
lnnings""........... | 2 3 4 5 I
Detroit ......."......... 0 l 0 4 0 Go
Boston..""..-.-".... 0 0 0 0 0 90
Earned runs-Detroit 2.
Two base hits-Thompson.
Double plays Nash, Burdock and
Morrill,.
First base on balls-White, Bennett ~,
Brouthers, Rowe, Getzein, O'Rourke,
Burdock ~.
First base on errors-Detroit S, Bos-
ton /.
Struck out-By Getzein ,. by Stem
meyer |
Passed balls-OR ourke.
Wild pitches-Stemmeyer.
Umpire-Daniels.
, 1887-09-13

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. I2-The home
team did nothing with Keefe's pitching
to-day until the eighth inning, when he
was hit hard by Healy and Secrecy. Their
hits, however, did not count, the umpire
calling the game on account of darkness
and threw off the two last runs.
Innings. | 2 3 4 5 6 7
lndianapolis..............0 0 0 0 0 0 2-2
New Hork.......".....l l 2 0 0 ! l-6
Earned runs-New York 3.
Two base hits-Keefe, Gillespie. Con
nor 2.
Home runs-Connor.
First base on balls-Brown, McGlachy,
O'Rourke, Brown New York;.
Hit by pitched ball-Bassett.
First base on errors-New York /.
Struck out-Shomberg, Secrecy, Brown
New York..
Passed balls-Arundel 3, Brown 3.
Wild pitches-Healy 2, Keefe l..
Umpire-Valentine.
, 1887-09-13
Base Bail.
CHICAGO WINS.

CHICAGO, Sept. lat was a fight
Tor second place between Chicago and
Rhladelphla this afternoon, and the
White Stockings managed to hold their
own. 1t was all done in the seventh in
ning, when Clarkson's single, a double by
Petit and Ryan, S%ullivan's three Dagger
and Anson's single knocked out four runs.
Clarkson pitched a remarkably strong
, 1887-09-13

Clothing has neCer been
cheaper this fall. My stock
Is complete and fsEU Of b
gains. ~. M.aRA&
, 1887-09-13

Rrchives & historical Dept; Oh venue, bvo.
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MRS. PARSONS ARRESTED
Wife OF the Condemned Breaks IN
Ordnance.
Gen. rryor Has Committed Him.
self M 60 che Course %
ne Pursued.

CuioAso, III, September 23.-Lucy
Pareors, the wiie Of the condemned
anarchist, was srreett d this afternoon
for violating the city ordinance against
distributing hapd-bills on the streets.
She WAS requested by an tfhccr to de-
sist, but REUSED, replying that che wss
amensble to the laws. A great crowd
followed the policeman and bis pris.
oner to the station. There she offered
her circulars TO every one, not except.
ing Captain 0'Donnell. Continuing
to refase to stop distributing the cir.
culars, che was locked up. The pen.
atty for her oaense Is fine Of not less
than S. nor more THAI SIS. The cir.
culars were copies OF Parsons I'D.
dress TO the public published In yes
terday q pspsrs.
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track. ct anvesend. today was rainy
AID disser ssabls, and the track very
heavy.
First Rsce--six furlongy. Starters:
Young Luke, Brouebton. Relax, Bre.
ton. Touche Pas, Badge Umpire, and
S,uyvesant. Badge won by six
lengths s'uyvesant second, Umpire
third. Time-l:20i.
Second Rice Handicap; one mile
and quarter. Starters: Rrile, Swift,
Ten Booker, Florence M. Swift won
by Ave lengths, nxile 'econd, Ten
Cooker third. Time-S.16i.
Third Rsos--For two-year Odds; elk
fuaongs. Starters: Fordbam, Joe
Lee. Spero. Locnst, Rspine, Bopeep,
Criio q, Hilds II. Fordbam won by
two lengths, Locust second, and Oar.
rie q third. Time-l :20i.
Fourth Rice-The Ocean View
stakes for three year olds; one mile
ard q furloDg. Starters: Alaric,
Idalene, Cotton, Bessie June and
Lady Primrose, Basic June won by
eight lengths, Lady Primrose second,
Alarlc third. Time-2:07t.
Fifth Race-A handicap; six fur
longs. Starters: Pearl Jennings, Harry
Russell, Armstrong and Red Stone.
Pearl jennings won by length,
Harry Russell second, Red Stone
third. Tims-l:s0.
Sixth RAGS Selling; one mile and
one-sixteenth. Starters: Aureole,
Unique. Adriep, Maggie Mitchell,
Bonnie g, Nellie Van, Carrlssims, Or.
lsudo and Queen Bess. Maggie
Mitchell won, Osrrissims second, Bon.
Die y third. Time--l :b8&.
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nay wipe o., the rowp.

GnAvssnv@r. osr., September Is.
"A terrible Are broke out here late
last evening which bids fair 10 wips
the town out Of exifteuce. All efforts
10 ohtck or eubdue the danes have
proved unavailing. owing TO the In
hammable nature q the buildings.
The 0hlla fifs brigade 10 on the way
10 the towns Asnlstauce. The excite.
ment has BEEN terrific. The
loss will he enormous. The fire
originated in Mowisy's foundry
at tho north end Of the town,
and aided by q strong north
vi d. the north aide Of Main street
was soon completely swept. Every
busineee place In the town wfs de.
etroyed. The loss will exceed $780,.
900. The Insurance Ia unknown, but
Il 10 email. There are no provisions
in the town.
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Gen. Pryor Committee.

NKw YoRK, September 23.-Capt.
Black, who arrived from Chicago last
night. was at the flee tf Gen. Roger
A. Pryor, at IL o'clock this morning, u
present the case Of the condemned
anarchists to the lawyer. with q view
to Carrying the case to the United
States sspreme Court. Gen. Pryor
had said he would not com,
NIT himsef to the management
oil the case, at least until he was
made thoroughly acquainted with It.
The consultation lasted until LAS
o'clock. Wlei Capt. Black came out
from the lawyers eanctum. his face
was wIeathed In smiles. He would
only say, however: 81 have wor
Gen. Pryor over, having explained
everything TO his sstisfsc lion, and con.
vinced him Of the justness Of our
side"
Gen. Pryor Gaid 81 sm convinced
that the points taken by Capt. Black
ave excellent, and that an application
Tor writ oil error will be granted. I
do no, zee how The application can be
refus' d, and We shall not loose q mo.
ment In carrying the G iss to Washing
ton. say We, for l am now connected
with tie csss. l am now confident
tia. We shall obtain the writ In time
TO prevent TIE execution Of the con.
demned men. In my judgment, formed
from Capt. Blacks notes, the records
will show 20 many errors tina, no great
exertlon will be necessary for as 10
win. The unexpected may happen, OF
course, bat l have no fears."
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wire Mil nus.e>s

Jo.IEr. ILL.,, September 23.-The
large barb wire mill.owned by Fish 4
Council, and known 90 the Enterprise
Company. caught Gre from sparks In
the blacksmith shop last night, and
was destroyed, except the outside
walls. which are still sanding. The
firm employed about fifty men, and
had thirty i've wire machines In the
building. together with several car
loads OF slored wire, ell OF which will
be ruined, also their large Oorliss en-.
glue and boiler. About ten or fifteen
car leads Of wire In the gslvsnixipg
department, adjoining the main build.
Ing. was saved. Ths building Was OF
stone and tbres stories high. The up.
per h)or we stored with machinery
Tor making horse rsker, and the two
other stories for the manufacture oi
wire. The firm hive another large
building adjoining the one burned,
nearly completed, In which they were
soing TO draw wire. This was saved.
The total loss 10 from t2S 900 10 S25,.
90. fully covered by insurance. Az
there Ia $4,000 insurance on the
whole plant, the Arm will rebuild at
0rce.
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London Jennie Lind (Mme. Otto
Goidsmitb), the celebrated Swedish
air ger, ~ ~ rlonsly IN
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hr. ari...II I.Ierxisxsa.

CHICAGO, ILL.,. September 23-Gsn.
Roger A. Pryor WIS quoted la ye,ter.
days dispatches a. sayins that he va.
undecided Iust what finn Of appeal
he would take In the anarchist case,
but that he should attack the cousti.
nationality Of the Illinois Ia. regard.
Ing the construction Of the jury.
This Law has been In operation since
1874 said 0sp. Pryor, "And has I o,
yst been passed upon by the Supreme
Cont"
81 have nothing 10 say about the
matter" Me-. 6rinnell replied, with
his usual urbanity. TO q reporter who
ven,ured to atk him what he thought
Of Gen. PryoI's views on the Jury law.
III have already esid tnat tn. anarch.
lee case cannot be carried into the
Uoited Safes Supreme Court on sny
prs ext whatever"
"rhe conetltutionslity OF the law
has never been called la question be.
FORE" said Judge JAmlssun.
~ have not rad he full report Of
the supreme Court decision In the
anarchist case" resumed Mr..
Gtlnaell. ut may DO that eKcep.
tons we're taken durirg the trial be-
fare Judge Gary on this Iiut. II su, h
exceptions we're t0ksp, the Supreme
Court certsinly acted upon them. II
no such exceptions were taken during
tho tIia, tie poin. cannot now be-
raised, ~ the Uai,td S.stss Suprsme
Court will ouly consider such points
Ne were raised during the tiAl OF the
case. TIE act itself is the Jaw under
which all our Iuries were drawn, and
" Il ON future Tins Il should prove
uncons,i utional u would. OF course,
have yery widespread IL 4 isnce upon
lllinois courts In general. II 10 Ger.
tAinly q vital point"
Melville W Fullr ssid tha, ID was
impossible 10 tell from the dispatch
exsctly via d,f,nse Gen. Pryor would
make He had looked mp the Law, oil
1874, and could hnd nothing TO base
an opinion on.
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Yesterdays FIRES.
A $4,000 Blaze In sanford, FIs.-
Tewn EBdapgered.

JAoKsoSv WILLIE, FLA, September % =
A FIRE broke out In bakery 10 San
ford yesterday morning at l O'Clock
and destroyed almost the entire busi.
nets portion Of the town. The follow.
Ing are among the business houses
burned: Mex Myersop, dry goods
3. X. Adams. Wholesale groceries; q.
Dsmont and Geo. Allen, bakeries; A.
Cbsirse. drugs; DSucb, dry goods
Barrett. gunstore; ]. 8. Vsndible,
groceries; II. l.. Deforest, furni 'ure /;
n o. Psfkhurst, drv goods; 7. M. Nc.
Rae, drugs; II. u. Lord, jtwslJy
Burnley a Harrison, hardware; Tom.
linson ( o., wholesale groceries; nj.
8. Brown, clothing; Bverglads Hotel !;
N. ]. DOYLE 4 Co., wholesale gro.
ceries; q. Jones, tsloon; W. J. Hill,
sash, doors and blinds; Teahsn Ho.
tel W. l. asr, groceries; X. Simon,
general store; Buck Baum, general
store, and Robinson. groceries. The
damage 10 estimated at $500, coo, with
very little intulsnce.
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a PoII,. New rorl nssI Cashier.

:, A dlspaloh was received thai ticket
NO DUO, had drawn thu $1,000
prize 10 the Ausnt drawing OF tbo
LlnlsiA.A STATE ] stefy Company. on
The VI inst a. New O,ltaut, and thst
ore tenth u the ticket, rep,sHen'iua
No,OO to the lnoty holder, had heci,
collected through the National Park
Bank OF thia CITY. A News reporter
askei Aesislan, Cashier De Baun ard
ne had the books examined and re.
piled that the tenth part Of ticket 80.
sb6, which drew tie glb0010 IA
been received by them from Crane'a
Bht q HoInellsyllle. N. Y,-Nsv
fort Daily News, Angus. 30,
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Lrors. N Y.-TLe semi-centenniaI
iair es'sbrAtion here today IL account
cd the most marked event In the HE
tory Of the place. The dlstins uished
visitors inc uded United States Sen.
ator John sherman. After the pro-
ceseion Senators Shermsn and Hiscock
held q reception Al the fair grounds.
A banquet will be given TO tne die
tinguishtd visitors oy the business
men OF the place this evening.
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Ls,,s from ,s.ss.s ~eph.r.o..

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hcrhsoon. Of New jersey, Ia out In a
Letter 10 define bis position In the
sena orlsl struggle nov opening In that
s.aie. He ssys: Il detiIe 10 say that
N TO . candidate msaus thai I will
enl,r o. scramble for the position Of
United States Senator, then must not
be Cons dcrod y Candidate. am deep.
" srdeiul 10 tbs people Of New Jer.
sey, sbo have honorrd me In he past,
M ise Qu-ttsn q my rendering
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20 tay iLat ] am heartily tired Of pol.
lcr, ani especially OF Ito modtrn
meih'ds ana VIII nsysr 20 hold
smother 70 it'cal In o."
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Cnicloo.-Capi. John RIeer, 81 the
schooner Much, who IL said rave
sS,is'ed B'odlsr MoGArigle to cscape
" Va ala, was arrested this morning
upon reaching the city. lie promptly
giye bal In the sum OF $4,000 and we
releAsed.
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